Recommend sites to use a mobility scooter

We use a platform bolted to the tow bar ( it can be removed) from armitage trailors

Hi,

Just for you info.on the club website, you can view the access statement for each site which will give you all the details you require. Choose any site, go to site details and then scroll down until you see the download access statement. they are very detailed about the whole site and very useful for anyone with a disability. Hope this is of help

JK

I thought about this, but we have quite a long overhang from the back wheels, and thought the weight 106 kilos might effect the handling of the van.

Thank you, I have booked both, and also one in Ullswater Waterfoot Park. I will report back after we have been to stay in March, in case it helps anyone else in the same position.

rather than checking through all the sites as you are, and then looking (perhaps) to hire a different scooter thats more suitable, would it be possble to investigate having the current one uprated with larger wheels, or even moving to a different make/model that would be suitable for those obstacles you are looking to get over?

ISTM that by making one change, it might be possble to avoid the many changes and difficulties you might encounter at the venues you wish to visit.

just looking at this from an outsiders view, but as one who has noticed the differing styles and capabilities of the different machines on the market.

good look with your research...

Not the Lake District, but another good site with a mobility scooter would be Ferry Meadows. Site is level with good surfaces, and you have the adjacent country park as well. In Summer, the Nene Valley railway has a station close to the site, and you can get into Peterborough easily using this. There is a cycle way as well, but cannot remember if it would suit a ms all the way into Peterborough, seem to recall gates and some barriers to get through.

Thanks for taking the time to reply, hope you enjoy your visits to the sites. I'm sure it will be a good idea to report back, these sort of threads are always useful.